Overview of the Mexican Investment Fund Market
By the end of May 2025, Mexican investment fund assets reached a staggering 4.664 trillion pesos, marking an annual growth of 23.91%, according to the Mexican Securities and Exchange Commission (AMIB).
Compared to April, the assets grew by 2.12%, and for the year, the sector has shown a robust growth of 9.61%. These funds now represent nearly 13% of Mexico’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
Growth in Investor Base and Assets
AMIB also reported that the investment fund industry now serves over 13 million clients, a significant increase of more than 75% over the past year.
Fund Operators and Their Assets
Currently, there are 29 fund managers offering a total of 630 funds to investors, with 253 in debt instruments and 377 in equity variable funds. BBVA leads the market with $1.107 trillion in assets, followed by BlackRock with $872 billion and SAM with $465 billion. Together, these three operators manage over 50% of the industry’s total assets.
In terms of portfolio administration, SAM leads with 75 funds, BBVA follows closely with 56, and Actinver manages 53 funds.
Industry Recognition and Future Outlook
Álvaro García Pimentel, president of AMIB, acknowledged the industry’s remarkable growth in both investor numbers and managed assets, a feat never seen before.
Key Questions and Answers
- Q: What is the current value of Mexican investment fund assets? A: By May 2025, Mexican investment fund assets have reached 4.664 trillion pesos.
- Q: What is the annual growth rate of Mexican investment funds? A: The annual growth rate is 23.91%.
- Q: How many clients does the Mexican investment fund industry currently serve? A: The industry serves over 13 million clients.
- Q: Which fund operator manages the largest volume of assets? A: BBVA manages the largest volume of assets, with $1.107 trillion.
- Q: What percentage of Mexico’s GDP do investment funds represent? A: Investment funds now account for nearly 13% of Mexico’s GDP.
